“I know writers who use subtext, and they’re all cowards.”
– Garth Marenghi
“I know writers who use subtext, and they’re all cowards.”
– Garth Marenghi
I’m in London on Saturday the 9th of November for this Comica event at Foyles Bookshop.
This… This pleases me.
Fight The Power, or to give it it’s fuller title; Fight The Power! : A Visual History Of Protest Among The English-Speaking Peoples, is finally out. It’s a 192 page anthology telling the stories of various protests starting with the Luddites and Swing Riots in 1811, and working up to the present day with the Occupy movement.
Written by Sean Michael Wilson and Ben Dickson, it’s illustrated by Hunt Emerson and Adam Pasion, as well as myself. It also features a couple of bits from Polyp who also provided the cover with Eva Schlunke. And it’s got an introduction by Tariq Ali.
You can see why I’m pleased.
It’s published by New Internationalist in the UK, and Seven Stories Press in the US,
We’ll be doing a few events to promote the book, starting Saturday 28 September at Gnash Comics in Devon from 3PM where I’ll be in attendance with Ben Dickson and Hunt Emerson. Join us if you can.
Done for @themooks Draw Futurama project.
Inspired by the new Dredd film, and people’s comments that they hoped it would wash away the memories of the Stallone Judge Dredd film.
After, and with unreserved apologies to, Brian Bolland (and John Wagner and Tom Frame) who did the legendary original.
The idea of changing “fist” to “film” only occured when I was inking that bit of the background.
For Whitechapel’s remake / remodel challenge on Judge Dredd. Still want to finish this up a bit more. Maybe one day.
A couple more from the Whitechapel Remake / Remodel challenges. First; Fantomah –
And next; Professor Zomax – who I hadn’t yet got round to posting up here, and whom it transpires was an enemy of the above “defender of the jungle.”